10 to Watch Filmmakers in 2018: Jeremiah Zagar
Rebecca Reynolds speaks with 2018 10 to Watch winner Jeremiah Zagar on his narrative debut We the Animals.
Interview
-
-
10 to Watch 2018: Reinaldo Marcus Green
Maddy Kadish speaks with 2018 10 to Watch winner Reinaldo Marcus Green on his first feature film Monsters and Men.
-
10 To Watch Filmmakers in 2018: Gabriel Silverman, and Fiona Dawson, and Jamie Coughlin
The Independent‘s Editor speaks with Gabriel Silverman, Fiona Dawson, and Jaime Coughlin on their award-winning documentary TransMilitary.
-
10 to Watch Filmmakers in 2018: Arielle Nóbile
Mike Sullivan speaks with 2018 10 to Watch winner Arielle Nóbile her newest documentary Belonging in the USA.
-
10 To Watch Filmmakers in 2018: Christina Raia
David Pierotti speaks with 2018 10 to Watch winner Christina Raia her new film About a Donkey.
-
10 Filmmakers to Watch in 2018: Boots Riley
Evan Crean speaks with 2018 10 to Watch Winner Boots Riley on directorial debut Sorry to Bother You
-
Features | Interviews | Series
Women in Film Portraits: Danielle Eliska Lyle
In this installment of Women in Film Portraits, Lauren Sowa profiles Danielle Eliska Lyle, a writer, filmmaker, and photographer from Detroit. As a “black archivist,” Danielle’s life work is to tell stories (written, filmed, and photographed) of powerful women, the black diaspora, and the state of black culture. Danielle has gained notable screenwriting recognition and many awards. Her infectious spirit and passion for creative storytelling are palpable; read on!
-
Features | Interviews | Series
Women in Film Portraits: Alicia Slimmer
In this installment of Women in Film Portraits, Lauren Sowa profiles Alicia Slimmer, Director of the Award-Winning narrative feature Creedmoria. Slimmer discusses the making of the film, its musical influences, and its festival run. In addition, Slimmer shares lessons learned in Directing Creedmoria and offers advice to women working in the film industry today. Creedmoria will be released May 18th on Amazon, iTunes, and Google Play.
-
Features | Interviews | Series
Women In Film Portraits: A New Series
Women in Film Portraits is a series by Lauren Sowa about supporting, cheering, helping, and connecting with up-and-coming creative artists. In an industry where female voices are still underrepresented, this project is timely and vital. The series will launch in January with a profile of Iranian-American Director Natasha Kermani. New interviews will appear monthly at the magazine.
